| These allow stall holders to take orders by email from customers and to deliver goods to them. |
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| He would take orders for luxury SUVs and top of the line prestige cars from them and have them stolen in Miami. |
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| Father did like spunky women, especially if they were panting to take orders from him. |
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| Now, I'm forced to take orders from a woman who kisses up to the most spineless person I meet! |
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| She and the girls walked towards the counter where a barmaid stood to take orders or to place reservations for rooms. |
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| Sometimes he finds temporary work, filling in at Biborton when someone is needed to take orders to Dhaka for shipment. |
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| Our ultimate goal is to teach them how to take orders at the front counter while talking to customers in hip urban contemporary slang. |
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| They learn to take orders so that someday, a few years later, they know how to give them. |
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| Even grown men are expected to take orders from their mothers, expected to be obedient till the day they die. |
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| On Ike's corner, there will be Pegasus knights, pikemen, lords and mounted cavaliers ready to take orders. |
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| From the time they can understand, children take orders from older men in the family, especially their fathers. |
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| The small countries are not there to take orders from the large countries of the European Union. |
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| Sales staff gladly provide advice, give quotes, demonstrate equipment, and take orders. |
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| These two traders are wearing red badges, which means they are go-betweens who only take orders from the luxury-box people, communicating by means of hand signals. |
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| A Customer Relations team is at your disposal to advise you and take orders from you directly over the telephone. |
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| For instance, a supplier's sales representative may regularly meet in the offices of the employees of their customers merely to take orders. |
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| You will also require a mechanism to take orders and payments, and a way to deal with returns and warranties. |
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| The Group's operating subsidiaries take orders and ship products out of their own inventory. |
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| The seller may only take orders for the goods or enter into contracts for the services. |
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| Laboratoires BOIRON calls up practically all pharmacies in France at least once a year to take orders. |
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| They think that at least five of the nine members representing civil society are liable to take orders from the ruling power. |
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| Senior officials lamented the demise of the colony's old political institutions, and the fact that the province would take orders from Ottawa. |
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| Often a dissenting voice on policy issues, Malgus nevertheless can be counted on to take orders and has no power base to speak of. |
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| After two years she found the demand wa s more, hence, she purchased two more machines and started training the other women in sewing and started to take orders and pay the other two women workers on piece work basis. |
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| They were both superdedicated to the military, willing to take orders without thinking. |
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| Specially trained staff members use an extensive database of information to answer questions, direct callers to services, and take orders for government publications and documents. |
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| The rule of law is most threatened by the Government, by corruption among public servants and by judges or prosecutors who are not independent and take orders from the Government. |
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| In the station, they do as they like and take orders from no one. |
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| They're mainly older than me and sometimes find it hard to take orders from someone that's younger, but when they see it's all working out, there's no problem. |
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| They take orders from their commanding officers about which incidents to investigate, and their chances for promotion are affected by their commanding officer's assessment of them. |
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